The tangled network of roads across North America?
People involved in making sense of England's tangled network of paths know that the idea of straightening it out by 2026 is ridiculous.
The crackdown comes following a campaign in the Guardian's Money section alerting readers to copycat websites and revealing the tangled network of traders behind them.
The crackdown follows a campaign in the Guardian's Money section alerting readers to copycat websites and revealing the tangled network of traders behind them.
Democratic officials unveiled a bill yesterday that they said would make the state's tangled network of public authorities more accountable.
Passengers, including out-of-towners, rely on its signs to guide them around a vast, often tangled network of underground tunnels, in which they have no other means of identifying where they are.
Now, imagine a microbubble sitting atop or inside a blood clot which is essentially a just tangled network of fibrin fibers that becomes dense as blood cells stick to them.
The disputes and complex arrangements with the firehouses have left a tangled network of coverage in this city of about 120,000 residents and confusion about basic questions like the number of fire stations and firefighters in each of the houses.
Pittsburgh is a particularly good place to experiment, they said, because the city is a research hub of self-driving cars and has notoriously bad driving conditions, including snowstorms, rolling hills and a tangled network of ageing roads and bridges.
Our modern healthcare ecosystem is a tangled network of payers, providers, patients and politics with multiple layers of bureaucracy, innumerable silos and many a confused middle manager.
A tangled network of rivers, tributaries and canals, the waters of the delta criss-cross the lowlands of southern Vietnam, before emptying out into the South China Sea through mighty, yawning estuaries.
